eToro Group Ltd. (ETOR), a trading and investing platform, has appointed Laura Unger and Lior Shemesh to its Board of Directors. Both will also join eToro’s Audit & Risk Committee. The company stated that these appointments support its governance and risk management efforts as it plans to expand in the U.S. following its Nasdaq listing.

eToro completed its Nasdaq IPO recently. According to the company, it is working to strengthen its leadership and oversight to meet the requirements of being publicly listed and to operate in the competitive investment platform sector.

eToro Adds Two Financial Experts to Board

Unger is a former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner and Acting Chair. She has more than twenty years of experience in financial regulation, including roles at the U.S. Senate Banking Committee and on corporate boards such as Nomura Holdings.

Shemesh has been the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Wix since 2013. He has financial leadership experience from his work at technology companies including Alverion Ltd. and Veraz Networks Inc.

Analysts See Upside for eToro Shares

Meanwhile, eToro shares have seen price fluctuations since their May 2025 IPO, currently trading at $63.42, down 1.4% from the previous session. The stock has declined over 20% from June highs but remains above its IPO offering price.

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Seven investment firms have issued “Strong Buy” ratings, with price targets as high as $85. Analysts cite expanding retail investor activity and long-term growth potential. eToro also secured a $250 million credit facility following its listing. Technical analysis shows support near $58–60 and resistance around $68. The average analyst price target stands at $75.20, implying a potential 12.9% upside.